Editing Small press (section)

== Micro-presses ==
There is now also a distinction made between small presses and micro-presses. A micro-press can be defined as a publisher that produces chapbooks and other small books on a very small scale (e.g. 50 copies of one book per year). It can also be defined in terms of revenue. Micro-presses are often run as a [[hobby]] or part-time job because of their low profits. They may not produce enough profit to support their owners.<ref name="defined"/>

In [[Canada]], these are considered small press publishers, but the standard small press book run is accepted at 300 copies of a [[chapbook]] and 500 or more copies of a spine-bound book. In doing this, small press publishers are eligible for grants from the [[Ontario Arts Council]] and the [[Canada Council]].{{citation needed|date=April 2019}}